Pang Ku Holiday Deals

Pang Ku (Buri Ram) Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Pang Ku

Got a nasty case of the travel bug? Chillax — we've got the cure. Book a ticket to Pang Ku and you'll be better in no time!

It lies 290 kilometres to the east of Bangkok, the national capital of Thailand.

In need of some time out in nature? Commandeer a set of wheels and hightail it to Khao Kradong Forest, 45 kilometres away from Pang Ku. You can also inhale some fresh air at Phanom Rung National Park, 11 kilometres away.

Sports fanatics don't need to worry about being left out in the cold during their visit. I-Mobile Stadium is 45 kilometres away in Buri Ram and a great place to get your sporting fill. Don't forget to check the event calendar to find out what's on.

If you journey 6 kilometres to the north from Pang Ku, you'll reach Prakhon Chai. Lots of travellers like to use this place as a base to check out Marsh Park and Sanam Bin Wildlife Refuge.

Roughly 60 kilometres to the northeast, Surin is a place chock-full with things to do. The Wat Burapharam, Sura Wittayakarn School and Surin Plaza are close by. Keep in mind, City Pillar Shrine and the Surindra Rajabhat University are also worthwhile.

There's a world full of unique flavours waiting to say hello to your taste buds in Buri Ram. With so many tempting things to feast on, all you need to take along is a hearty appetite — and perhaps your stretchiest jeans.

Wondering about a few of the surprises you're likely to find on your plate? There's every chance they'll include dill, sticky rice or both.

While in Pang Ku, why not eat like a local? That means trying a plate of tom saep (hot and sour meat soup) or koi pla (spicy raw fish salad), two of the area's culinary specialties.

Because a life without dessert isn't a life worth living, you should definitely order some kraya sat (rice cake). This sweet treat tells the story of the region in just one mouthful.

Make friends with your hosts by practising some words in the local language. 'Raa-kaa tâo rài?' is how they say 'how much is this?'. One more often used phrase is 'Kòp kun man' ('thank you').

Don't forget to put the 5th of December in your calendar. In Pang Ku this means just one thing — Birthday of King Phumiphon. A significant day of festivities, this is a wonderful time of year to be in the country.

You may be poor in Thai baht when it's time for your trip to end, but you'll be rich in extraordinary experiences. "Læ̂w phb kạn h̄ım̀" Pang Ku!

From the middle of Pang Ku, it's around 150 kilometres southeast to Siem Reap International Airport (REP). This is the nearest airport. Make sure you give yourself enough time to make your way there so you don't miss your plane!